I'm building an application on Google App Engine, using the web api. The application basically allows you to log in, query for some data and present it.
I started by using a developer salesforce account and all worked well: the login and the query.
But then I moved to a "real" salesforce account in a "real" environment.
I manage to login successfully, but when I query for data I get the following error:
com.sforce.ws.transport.GAEHttpTransport getContent: getContent: Timeout while fetching: https://na5-api.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/15.0/00D200000000FyX
I get this even if I narrow my query to a pretty small one.
Are there any timeout settings I should follow?
Is there any difference between a developer account and a "real" account that affects querying?
I'm building an application on Google App Engine, using the web api. The application basically allows you to log in, query for some data and present it.
I started by using a developer salesforce account and all worked well: the login and the query.
But then I moved to a "real" salesforce account in a "real" environment.
I manage to login successfully, but when I query for data I get the following error:
com.sforce.ws.transport.GAEHttpTransport getContent: getContent: Timeout while fetching: https://na5-api.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/15.0/00D200000000FyX
I get this even if I narrow my query to a pretty small one.
Are there any timeout settings I should follow?
Is there any difference between a developer account and a "real" account that affects querying?
